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A rizona S tate U niversity
Tempe, AriiOM

stadium

By D d b e N d u n

E s ta b lis h m e n t
of
a
p r o f e s s io n a l f o o tb a ll
fran ch ise i n P hoenix w ould
h u rt ASH a th le tic s w hether
th ey do o r do n ot re n t Sun
D em i
S ta d iu m
professional football team ,
A rizona B oard of R egem s

rental

m em bers R udy Cam pbell
an d M arg aret C hristy said ,
T uesday.
T he reg en ts a t a m eeting
S atu rd ay decided to consid e r ren tin g ' th e stadium to
a professional football team :
T he b oard sa id it would

h o t consider th e proposal
until Phoenix show s definite
in te n tio n s o f b u ild in g a
p erm an en t stadium a fte r
th é
N a tio n a l F o o tb a ll
L eague g ra n ts a Phoenix
franchise to a responsible
organization.
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“ W hen
p r o fe s a io n a l
football com es to Phoenix

Mismatched
Tw enty-m onth-old C hris IngsU* w as no
m atch fo r ASU gym nast Jim Nelson in
th is b a ttit fo r control of, th e gym ftoor
'S aturday, in g atis strolled acro ss th e m at
durin g .th e ASU-New M exico gym nastics

m eet, b ut th e quick-thinking Nelson
w hisked him back to Ms m o th er's a rm s .
Nelson w enf on to w in th e vaulting
com petition and ASU won th e m eet.
■ Photo by John Phillips

t matter

th e d am age w ill be done to
ASU a s it is. We m ight a s
w ell g e t w hat w e can otd.of
th em ,” C am pbell said .
T em porarily ren tin g Sun
D ev il s ta d iu m
to th e
p ro fe ssio n a l te a m w ould
d raw revenues from th e
le a s e
and
c re a te
a
c o o p e ra tiv e re la tio n s h ip
betw een ,th e tw o team s, he
'Spich
' “ We could m aybe {day th e
F ie s ta B ow l in th e ir
stadium , d u n g w ith o th er
b ig gam es w e hope to g et
ag id n st tea m s such a s N otee
D am «,1’ h e said . .
...1
- C am pbell s a id th e term
“ tem p o rary re n ta l” would
have to be d e a rty defined.
H e suggested a one y e a r
-rental.
“ 1 d o n ’t w a n t to. b e
m a r r ie d to th em (th e
professional franchise)» We
need to keep a w ay out
open,” h e sahL
“ If th e ^ P h o e n ix C ity
Council decides they don’t
w ant to build a stadium ,
then w e don’t w ant th em ,”
h e said .
r C am p b ell
s a id
th e
reg en ts’ decision to consider
r e n ta l o f th e sta d iu m
p ro m is e s o n ly ta lk •'to
p r o f e s s io n a l f r a n c h is e
re p re s e n ta tiv e s w ith “ no
strin g s
a tta ch e d .’’“We’re
g o in g to s e e if o u r
(R egent’s) dem ands can be
neg o tiated ,” he said .
R egent C h risty 'S a id she
would consider ren tin g Sun
D ev il
S ta d iu m
to
a
professional to o n because,
“If th ey ’re h e re , d ie h arm is
done.”
She sa id although she
doesn’t w a n t professional
{oflO dl football to com e to
Phoenix, once it is h ere, it
would not h u rt an y m ore to
le t th em use ASU’s facilities
tem p o rarily .
C h risty s a id s t a t i s t i c s ,
co m p ile d
by , R o b e rt

B ro d h e a d , c o n s u lta n t to
prospective franchise ow ner
K a rl E lle r ,
in d ic a te d
p resen se o f a professional
fo o tb a ll te a m
near a
u n iv e rs ity show s c o lle g e
football “ is b o u id to suf-

BrodhemT d isagreed. He
said his re p o rt show ed little
c o r r e la tio n
b e tw e e n
e s ta b lis h m e n t
of
a
professional team n e a r a
university and a drop in
college football revenue.
“ W e fo u n d th a t a t ­
tendance flu ctu ated w ith th e
wob -Ioss
re c o rd ,
not
b ecau se Of com petition w ith
a p ro fe s s io n a l fo o tb a ll.
H ow ever, if th e college h a s a
losing team , th e atten d an ce
w ill d ip fa ste r th an if th ere
w as no professional te a m ,”
he said .
B rodhead sa id ASU has
one of th e m ost successful
team s in th e counfry.
“ If they continue th e sam e
they w ill not be h u rt,” be
said.
A professional stadium
a n d Sun D ev il S ta d iu m
together could not hold a ll of
A rizona’s football fans, he
said.
A th le tic D ire c to r F re d
M iller sa id in an y situation
he
know s
of
w h e re
p ro fe ssio n a l fo o tb a ll h a s
ren te d university facilities,
erosion of th a university’s
a th le tic
p ro g ra m
has
resu lted .
“ You can do w hatever you
p lease w ith sta tistic s,” he
said , re fe rring to B rodhead

report.
ASU P resid en t John Schw ad a s a id , “ T h is co m ­
m itm ent (to use Sun D evil
Stadium ) is being asked
w ith th e know ledge th a t
expérience elsew here shows
it w ill m ost likely h av e a
serious n eg ativ e effect on
u n iv e rsity
a th le tic

programs.”

pus officialt are asking tha City
Tempe to
i f i f i m
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World V iew I

Car pool program

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Mitchall, Stan* stand trial

D espite th e ir renew ed p ro te st, fo rm er A tty. Gen. John
M itchell and fo rm er S ecretary of C om m erce M aurice S tans
w ent on T ria l T uesday, accused of ex ertin g c o rru p t influence
in exchange fo r a se c re t $200,000 contribution to P resid en t
Nixon’s re-election cam paign.

Nixon intends veto
F ed eral energy chief W illiam E . Sim on told C ongress
P re sid e n t N ixon intends to tveto the em ergency energy bill in
-its p resen t form .
- .
Simon also said a n additional 2,000,000 b a rre ls o f gasoline
will be se n t to 20 sta te s to reliev e long lines a t serv ice
stations.

SALT talks resumed
U.S. and Soviet n egotiators m et T uesday for th e ir firs t
session of th e stra te g ic a rm s lim itatio n talk s in th ree m onths,
in a n a p p a re n t effo rt a t co n crete achievem ents before
P resid en t N ixon’s Ju n e trip to Moscow.

Greece arrests Communists

More than
pool forms
have b eta
in to the
office with
Associated
an average
new forms
being submitted daily, said
R ita Weiss. Weiss head of the
A SA SU -sponsored p ro je c t
designed to develop a ear pool
system for die ASU community.
‘The response has been good
though not fanti
Weiss
said. “W earehopii! ;to develop
more of an incendi than just
saving gas, like the incentive of
preferential parkii^g for car
poolers.”
ASU has 8,000 comm uter
students.
Information will be fed into
the ASU computer this af­
ternoon for a printout which
will coordinate the i chedule of
commuter students interested

in a car pool, Weiss said.
The names will be groupedhy
numbered areas of com m uters.
and their schedules. “It may
turn out that some single square
mile areas with just one or two
people w ill be consolidated
together with others to ac­
com m odate seven or eight
people,” he said.
Students who find their name
in print and are successful in
joining a car pod should contact
Weiss or R ita d a ta a t 965-3142
to have their names removed
from the list.’
The program' will continue
indefinitely u ntil responses

decline to the point where all
interested students are In car
pools, Weiss said.
One of the five boxes on
campus to collect information
forms for the car pod was
stolen last week from the Social
Science building. Students who
turned in a form to that b n mid
whose nam es do not appear in
Friday’s Listing should fill out
another form , Weiss said.
Students m ay obtain car pod
reguest forms a t m ajor bulletin
boards on cam pus. “ We’re
trying to get one in every
building,” Weiss said.

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ín bike theft attempt

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Students arrested

By D avid Kohn
Two ASU stu d en ts w ere
a rre ste d on cam pus M onday
n ig h t fo r a lle g e d ly , a t­
tem pting to ste a l a bike.
L t. Irv in g Ja ffé , o f th e Uni­
v ersity P o lice, said , “ One
of our m en spotted tw o m en
attem p tin g to ste a l a 'b ik e.
One attem p ted to escape
arid w as caught by tw o oth er
policem en.”
Both m en a te students,
Ja ffe said , bu t he refu sed to
rele ase th e ir n am es a t th is
tim e , since n eith er person
has been form ally charged,
B oth m en h a v e b een
p ro c e sse d ' a n d re le a s e d ,
pending a decision by th é
County A ttorney’s office on
fifing c h a rg e s, J a ffe said .
A c h a rg e h a s n ot been
m ade, Ja ffe said , because of
a new crim in al procedure
in s titu te d s ta te w id e in
A rizona. U nder th is new
p ro c e d u re , a n a rr e s te d
in d iv id u a l m ig h t n o t b e
ch arg ed w ith a c rim e w hen
h e is a rre ste d , sa id deputy
c o u n ty a tto rn e y R o g e r
M cKee.
“W here ¿ person is locally

id e n tifia b le ,” J a ffe s a id ,
^‘w e process them by taking
th e ir
p rin ts
and
p h o to g ra p h s .” T hen th e
a rre ste d individual m ay be
released , w hile th e police
forw ard th e ir inform ation to
t h e C o u n t y A ttorney's of­
fic e . T he decision w hether to
lodge a ch arg e o r not £1 up to
th e A ssistant County At­
torney in ch arg e of th e
T em pe a re a .
“ This is a new procedure,
so it’s h a rd to sa y w hat th e
usual tim e for a decision w ill
b e ,”
J a ff é
s a id .
He
estim ated how ever, te a t th e

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H

The end begins
This weekend may prove to be the
beginning of the end for the Arizona Board
of Regents. They demonstrated themselves
unable to w ithstand outside p o litica l
pressure, substituting their concern for the
well-being of the University with concern
for self-preservation.
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The le g islato rs threatened to take
control of Sun Devil Stadium away from the
regents because of their opposition to its
temporary use by a pro football team. The
regents declined to discover if the threats
were only threats, and they agreed to
consider any reasonable offer from a
responsible group if a franchise is granted.
Prior to their great reversal, the regents
seemed to show a legitimate interest in the
welfare of. the University and its athletic
program, rather than interest in lining their
pockets.
They expressed honest concern that the
moral and financial support of the ASU
athletic program would decline, adversely
affected by the competition of a pro team.
The regents further expressed concern

that the stadium use, presented as only
temporary, would grow into a permanent
arrangement. The comments by Rep. W. A.
"Tony" West, R-Phoenix, would certainly
give some substantiation to the regents'
concern. (He indicated a personal survey of
60 House members showed 50 members op­
posed to constructing a second stadium for
the pros. A t the same time, the survey
showed most legislators would like to see
pro football in Phoenix.)
The regents, in initially opposing pro use
of the stadium, were not in an enviable
position.
Th%y were appointed by the governor and
approved by the legislature to oversee the
operation of the universities, yet when they
acted to protect the University legislators
decided it was time to step in to help
determine policy.
Since the regents bowed so completely to
the pressure exerted by the legislators, the
beginning of the end may have arrived.
O ice such an effective, easily applied toll as
power is discovered by politician?, It is not
soon forgotten.

Letters
EDITOR:
Ifreliminary organisation of
the recen t MU Student
Photography Contest suggested
that this year’s competition
would avoid th e p itfalls
besetting previous contests —
one that would appeal to a it
facets of photography rather
than being restricted to ab­
stract, a rt photography.
However, selections front this
year’s contest affirm that the
competition has c h u g wi only
superficially. Clarity, color and
composition take a thumping
from tb eb izarre, obscure and
out of focus.
I suggest die contest be made
more equitable and appealing to
en tran ts by inclusion of
photographic categories in­
cluding art, portrait, wildlife,
landscape, etc. with awards
given for winners in each
category.
I also suggest that the Judges
be of diversified photographic
specializations .to' insure
competence in file judging of
each of file categories.
I am convinced told only with
this type of diversification in
appeal can the annual MU photo
contest m erit fix general flum e
of “student photography.”
George
J.
Gam boa

Wednesday, February 20 —•Page 5
4^

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M U to
The C ity of Tem pe w ili be
a s k e d to p a rtic ip a te in
settin g up a local bus system
w hich w ould fe rry students
an d c ity resid en ts to ASU.
M ike A r r u d a , ASASU
a d m in istra tiv e
v ice
{»resident, sa id a com m ittee
o f U n iv e rs ity r e p r e s e n t
tativ e s probably w ill a p ­
proach T em pe C ity H all in
th e n e x t tw o w eek s.
M em bers of th a t com m ittee
a re no t y e t known, A rruda
said .
T he bus system proposal
w as m ade about a m onth
a g o to A SU ’s Ad H oc
P a rk in g C o m m itte e by
A m erican T ra n sit C orp,,. a
St. Louis firm , s a id A rruda.
D r.
D a v id
G o u rley ,
ch airm an o f th e com m ittee,
s a id A m e ric a n T ra n s it
proposed a bus .line th a t
w o u ld ' o p e r a te M onday
th ro u g h
F rid a y » . T h e
p ro p o sa l s u g g e s te d ' b u s
ro u tes so u th to B aseline
R oad along M ill A venue,
R u ral R oad a n d M cClintock
D rive.
A nother suggested eastw est ro u te w oukhrun close
to th e a p a r t m e n t co m ­
plexes, G ourley said .
A m e ric a n s .T r a n s it
e stim a tes th e proposed bus

system w ould (tost $150,000
to $175,000 a y e a r, depentong
on w hether old o r new .buses
a re used, G ourley added.
Who wiQ p a y fo r th e
p ro p o se d b u s lin e is
unknow n, A rruda said , who
is also a m em ber of .the Ad
Hoc P a rk in g C om m ittee.
^ ‘-‘W e're try in g to g e t a
g ra n t to do a feasibility
study on it,” h e said .
H e sa id d ie stu d y w ould
d eterm in e w here potential
bus rid e rs a re , w hich ones
w ould u se it a n d w hen they
w ould u se it, h e sa id .
He a n d ASASU P re sid e n t
M ark K errig an la s t w eek
asked a n official of - th e
M a ric o p a A sso c ia tio n j»f
G overnm ents (MAG) how to
obtain funds fo r a feasibility
study.
i *•
-T
R oger B rady , m an ag er of
MAG’s tra n sp o rta tio n and
p la n n in g s ta f f , s a id h is
organization is checking to
s e e if fed eral funds can be
m ade av ailab le fo r a study.
If funds for a study a re
found, th ey probably w ill
com e from th e U rban M ass
T ra n sp o rta tio n
Ad­
m in istratio n , a division of
th e D ep artm en t of T ran­
sp o rtatio n , B rady said , b ■

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Jim C asey, a ssista n t to
th e T em pe city m an ag er,
said to e city m ight p a r­
tic ip a te to settin g u p a
feasib ility study fo r to e
p ro p o sa l.f ' “ It m ight b e done w ith
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if m oney (fo r outside con­
su lta n ts) needs to be u sed ,”
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UofA p ro f may fake legal action
By Kevin Gustafson
A tenured professor at the
University of Arisona who was
suspended Feb. 11 indicated
Tuesday he will take legal
action to get his job back.
Dr. E rie Peacock, professor
of surgery, declined to indicate
what legal action was being
taken, however.
“I am not aware, directly or
inifirecfly, that a suit has been
filed,” said Dr. Douglas Lind­
sey, acting chairman of the
department. “He is suspended.
Suspension is norm ally a
tem porary process, in con­
nection with some other per­
sonnel action.”
Jim Craft, a reporter for the
UofA ‘W ildcat,’ said the
charges stemmed from a June,
1973, report by the American
M edical A ssociation
ac­
creditation team which gave the
U of A medical school a poor
rating.
On Jail. 30 Lindsey was ap­
pointed acting chairman of the
surgical department. In a Feb.
11 letter to Schaefer, Lindsey
recom m ended Peacock be
suspended from the staff at U
ofA. Schaefer, suspended
Peacock on Lindsey’s recom­
mendation until June 30 when
Peacock’s contract expires.
“In the same letter in which I
requested his suspension, I
requested initiation of action for
his dismissal. The request is
going to committee for advice
on that point,” stated Lindsey.
Craft said Lindsey gave three
reasons for his recom ­
mendations. His letter stated
P eaco ck in te n tio n a lly
disrupted, obstructed and in­
terfered with normal activities
of the department.
On Feb. 2, the surgical staff
had a meeting at which the staff
discussed problems they had
during surgery in the previous
week. Craft said Lindsey ac­
cused Peacock of recruiting
resident doctors away from the
departm ental m eeting and
holding his own meeting.
Craft said that in the letter
Lindsey accused Peacock of
knowingly m aking a false
statement to the chairman of
the department (Lindsey) about
the
existence
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m inistrative files.
Lindsey claims Peacock said
th ere a re no departm ental
adm inistrative files and . he
needed these files to make up
file, department’s budget for
next year.
] .
Lindsey’s letter also gave fids
reason for the recommended
su sp en sio n ;
“ (P e ac o c k )
Knowingly and falsely, or with
reckless disregard for the truth,
published on Nov. 20, 1973 and
Dec. 10,1973 written statem ents
which tended to impeach the
honesty, integrity, reputation
and motives of the president of
the university, the vice
president for health sciences,
Ms fellow cHntoai department
heads, and other members of
die university community.”
“ Those statem ents w ere
w ritten,
published
and
distributed by himself,” said

Lindsey,
Peacock’s suspension comes
ondar section m -E of t e
A risons Code , of Conduct:
“Summary suspension t i file
accused train file university

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Wednesday, February 20 - r Page 7

iff team se e k s consistency
learning stage, Brock said.
A question m ark has
arisen concerning pitcher
Doug Slocum, who h u rt his
arm during Monday night’s
loss to UCLA
Brock said

By B arry H ochfelder

Coach Jim Brock calls
patience the key word in
describing his Sim Devil
baseball team ’s three win,
two loss start.
The goal is to reach a level
of consistency from start to
finish of each game and if
the team , coaches and fans
are patient it will happen, he
said.
“ This team is young,
e x p e rie n c e -w ise ,
an d
som etim es doesn’t think
about situations a s they
develop and exist,” Brock
said.
The coaching staff also
has not lost faith in third
basem an J e rry M addox.
The form er junior college
A ll-A m erica h as m ade
seven errors in five games,
four in the season opener
against Stanford.
There is 'a transition that
has to be m ade when an
athlete moves from junior
college to the m ajor college
level, Brock said.
Maddox, is playing a
deeper third base,, than he
did in junior college and he
.has had to adjust tne Way he
plays. Right now he is at the

Slocum's right dhow ap­
pears to have slipped out of
position. Slocum was m see
an orthopedic sp ecialist
yesterday afternoon. Brock
said the question is how king

“f t's not just an ordinary
sord arm ,” he said.
th e team ’s hitting has not
been up to expectations
either. Brock blam ed it on a
lack of aggressiveness at
toe plate. B e Mdd file U tters

are taking too m anypitches
andonly taking half swings,
canning hitting slumps.
th e Mooday night game
against UCLA lasted alm ost
five hours before ASU tost in
the 12th inning. The gam e
was played in progrenivdy
colder w eather, though.
Brock said, “People who
dicki’t stay for the whole
gam e would have found it
got w arm er as the sun came
The Devils m et UCLA in
file final game of the series
Tuesday.

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Basketball title
By R oger W ittlin
The ASU basketball team s
hopes for a second consecutive
WAC cham pionship w ere
dimmed considerably after last
weeks losses to New Mexico and
Tekas El Paso.
“We had a chance to be in the
driver’s seat if we would have
pulled through with one win,”
head coach Ned Wulk said. But
the Sun D evils didn’t pull
through and, following an 89-72
loss to New Mexico, ASU was
thoroughly embarrassed by the
Miners 82-48.
The night before defeating
ASU the Miners lost to Arizona
85-48. This break through gave
Arizona a 74 record, tying
them for second behind Utah at
7-3. The 6-5 Devils fell into a
fourth-place tie with UTEP.
A lack of depth a t the guard
position was evident in both
losses. ASU has lost two ex­

perienced guards this season in
Rudy White and Jam es Brown.
White, who was instrumental in
last years league championship
injured his hand before the
season even began and will not
play until next year. Wulk said
White’s hand has completely
healed, but the decision for him
not to play this year was made
at midseason.
Brown started in the Sun
Devil’s first 14 games and
averaged 9.1 points per game.
He was ruled academically
ineligible on Jan. 28.
WUIk’s coaching philosophy
has always been one of sub­
stituting liberally. This year
he’s been limited and has been
forced to make a number of
changes to compensate for the
losses of White and Brown.
Mike Moon, who saw very little
varsity experience last season,
was elevated to a starting role.

Moon has responded welTand
Wulk has been satisfied by his
pity.
“Mike came into an ex. tremely tough situation and In s
proven him self to be a very
competent player,” Wulk said.
W ulk’s next m oves Were
directed a t finding back-up
ptayera a t the guard slot. He
experimented with swihgmen
Gary Jackson, Ja d t Schrader
and Nate Hollins hi the backcourt and only Schrader has
shown any kind of consistency.
Under these circumstances
the Sun Devils could have easily
hit bottom, but an upset over
league leader Utah a t Salt Lake
City and an unblemished record
at home has kept ASU close to
the leaders.
A sizable portion of the Devils’
success can be credited with
junior college transfer Lionel
Hollins. Hollins has scored 17.3

points per game and has drawn
raves from opposing players
and coaches.
Artoona senior guard Ron
Allen said Hollins was the most
complete backcourt m an he’s
faced this season. Arizona head
coach F red Snow den' was
even stronger in his praise of
Hollins.
“My opinion of Hollins is that
he’S one of the finest guards in
the country,’^ Snowden said.
“Same of soy assistants scouted
Lionel in junior college and they
all felt ASU landed abend the
best Junior college player
. available last year,”
ASU’s chances for a ti e of the

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